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Senior Partner at Whitman, Price & Haddad
Sep 7, 2025 12 tweets 2 min read
A criticism not of de jure libertarianism/libertarians, but rather of their subsequent subversion and de facto use as a fifth column for managerialism. In essence, libertarianism's theoretical purity is weaponized by managerial elites to advance their agenda while paying lip service to freedom.
Sep 7, 2025 12 tweets 2 min read
In Defense of Managerialism

Let's be realistic. The ideal of a thriving, self-governing republic of virtuous, informed citizens is a beautiful 18th-century fantasy. Look at the world you're so keen to 'preserve.' The average voter is emotionally driven, poorly informed, and susceptible to demagoguery and base prejudices.
Sep 6, 2025 13 tweets 1 min read
The American founding was fundamentally a liberal project, grounded in Enlightenment principles that are ultimately incompatible with traditional Christianity and organic nationhood. The American Experiment was built on Locke’s social contract theory, Rousseau’s general will, and Enlightenment rationalism
Sep 4, 2025 8 tweets 1 min read
The American Experiment is reaching critical mass as well as its logical conclusion. The American Experiment was never a static ideal; it was a dynamic, predatory system designed by and for a propertied elite.
Sep 3, 2025 36 tweets 4 min read
Check out this thread at Thread Reader App. threadreaderapp.com/thread/1963268… x.com/noone_pj/statu… The Silence of the "In-Betweens": The analysis focused on the binary of White/Black and the triad of Protestant/Catholic/Jew. It was silent on those groups that have historically destabilized these neat categories.
Sep 3, 2025 23 tweets 3 min read
The idea that "White" as a racial label originated in Virginia to divide Celtic and African slaves is historically grounded. During the 17th century, colonial elites did indeed use racial distinctions to prevent solidarity among oppressed groups, such as indentured servants (many of whom were of Celtic or other European descent) and enslaved Africans.
Aug 31, 2025 31 tweets 4 min read
Classic liberalism fell at the first hurdle. If you place the starting gate of "classical liberalism" in the English Civil-War-era arguments of the Levellers (1640s) and John Locke's 1689 Second Treatise-then the very first hurdle it failed to clear was the question of who counts as a rights-bearing person.
Aug 31, 2025 30 tweets 4 min read
“You just love Hamas!” The accusation that anyone who critiques Israel's actions must therefore "support Hamas" is a textbook straw-man. It collapses two distinct things:
Aug 19, 2025 25 tweets 3 min read
@charliekirk11 American identity, far from being the bastion of Protestant liberty, has now twisted into its dialectic opposite: an ideological synagogue built with Protestant bricks. @charliekirk11 If “covenant worth” is declared a hereditary rather than a spiritual reality, the idea instantly collides with Scripture’s own contraction and expansion of “offspring” by faith (Ro 9:6–8).